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[QUOTE="dEdt, post: 4500269, member: 258664"] My prof has been throwing around some group theory terms when talking about spin and isospin (product representations, irreducible representations, SU(3), etc.) I'm looking for a brief intro to group theory, the kind you might find in a first chapter of a physics textbook, so I can get familiar with what he's talking about. Thanks. [/QUOTE]
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